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Brochures on Recent Winners and Nominated Projects

Spotlight: 2007 Awards for Municipal Excellence Winners Brochure (pdf)
 2006 Awards for Municipal Excellence Winners Brochure (pdf)
 2005 Howland Awards Winners: The Accomplishments of American Cities (pdf)
 2004 Howland Awards Winners: The Accomplishments of American Cities (pdf)
 2003 Howland Awards Winners: The Accomplishments of American Cities (pdf)
 2002 Howland Awards Winners: The Accomplishments of American Cities (pdf)
 2001 Howland Awards Winners: The Accomplishments of American Cities  (pdf)

List of Past Winners & Programs

Video of the 2007 Awards for Municipal Excellence Presentation
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Video of the 2006 Awards for Municipal Excellence Presentation
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“With Rain to Recreation, the City of Lenexa has taken a proactive, systems approach to stormwater, turning issues surrounding flood control and water quality into community assets.  We have created new recreational opportunities through preservation of stream corridors and construction of community lakes for regional detention,” said Lenexa Mayor Michael Boehm. 

We are very proud that the Forman Human Services Park is being recognized by the National League of Cities,” said Pembroke Pines Mayor Frank Ortis.  "What was once a blighted hospital site is now a vibrant human services campus that is also home to hundreds of senior citizens enjoying their new affordable rental community.  Together, we have built a better way of life for all of our proud city of Pembroke Pines."
 

              2007 Gold Award Winner                                       2007 Silver Award Winner           
              Lenexa 2007 Stream Clean up                         Casper, Wy.        

The Goals of Rain to Recreation, were to incorporate federal regulatory requirements and reduce flooding, protect water quality and preserve the environment, and provide new recreation and education opportunities for its residents.  To treat storm water as a community asset, rather than a problem. 

The city of Pembroke Pines converted a former mental hospital into the Forman Human Services Park, which houses Pines Place, an affordable rental apartment complex for senior citizens; agencies providing critical health recovery, rehabilitation and health services, and the new Susan B. Anthony Recovery Center. 

For more information on the Awards for Municipal Excellence, email awards@nlc.org or call 202-626-3130.


 

 

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